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Ukrainians say they are fighting on in biggest city yet claimed by Russia

WASHINGTON/KYIV/KHARKIV: Ukrainians said they were fighting on in the southern port of Kherson, the first sizeable city Russia claimed to have seized, while Russian airstrikes and bombardment caused devastation in cities that Moscow's bogged down forces have failed to capture.

Bangkok Post

Meaning of U.N. called into question amid Security Council's failures

The U.N. Security Council failed to adopt a resolution condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine and calling for the immediate withdrawal of Russian troops. The body has not remotely fulfilled its role of preventing war and resolving conflict.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Putin's approval has stayed strong over the years – war in Ukraine could change that

Since his ascension to power in 2000, Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin, has maintained levels of approval among the Russian public that would be the envy of most world leaders. Prior to the recent invasion of Ukraine, Putin’s approval rating stood at 71%, according to an independent pollster. Contrary to widespread…

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How Is the Tennis World Responding to Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine?

In our latest mailbag, we look at recent results in Acapulco, but mostly how geopolitics are impacting the sport at large.

Sports Illustrated

Has Big Tech finally picked a side in Russia’s war on Ukraine?

It’s not just tanks, it’s technology on the frontline. Interventions like banning state-affiliated media and providing satellite internet are causing chaos for the enemy, says Chris Stokel-Walker

Evening Standard

Haryana: District administrations reach out to Indian students, their families in India to coordinate evacuation efforts in Ukraine

KURUKSHETRA: The district administrations following the instructions from the Haryana state government reached out to the families of students in Ambala, Kurukshetra and Yamunanagar in the last two days, who are stuck in Ukraine amid the ongoing war with Russia.

The Times of India

Daniel Farke leaves Russian club Krasnodar after just six weeks amid attacks on Ukraine

Former Norwich City boss Daniel Farke and his staff have left Krasnodar after just six weeks amid Russia's invasion on Ukraine with the German becoming the second coach to leave a Russian team is as many days

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IAEA talking to 'all sides' on nuclear safety assistance to Ukraine

The U.N. nuclear watchdog is working with "all sides" after Russia's invasion of Ukraine on providing assistance requested by the country's nuclear regulator to ensure the safety of its facilities, the agency's chief Rafael Grossi said on Wednesday.

Reuters

Nikita Mazepin: Russian F1 driver barred from British Grand Prix

After Motorsport UK’s decision, the future of the Haas star hangs in the balance with the team removing the branding of Russian sponsor Uralkali, which was founded by his father Dmitry

The Independent UK

As his attack falters, Putin could become more brutal – and even more irrational

Russia is starting to reassess its objectives. Expect a return to tactics seen previously in Chechnya and Syria, says Russia expert Mathieu Boulègue

The Guardian - UK

What nuclear weapons does Russia have?

Vladimir Putin has access to largest stockpile in the world

The Independent UK

Ukraine wants review of Russia's right to UN Security Council seat, says foreign minister

Ukraine wants a review of Russia's right to a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said on Wednesday.

Reuters

Taoiseach rejects calls to expel Russian ambassador

Sinn Fein and Labour pressed the Government to kick out Yury Filatov, who was branded a ‘liar’.

The Independent UK

Feel very bad for soldiers who are told to go on war: Denmark Davis Cup captain Frederik Nielsen on Russia-Ukraine conflict

NEW DELHI: "Baffled" by the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, Denmark Davis Cup captain Frederik Nielsen on Wednesday said he feels bad for the soldiers who were forced to go on war and lamented the "age of conflicts" that the world is living in right now.

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Daily Record

Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid managed to divide viewers with comments about Russia

Viewers were not impressed by Susanna Reid's take on the 'no fly zone'.

Axios

Russia lays siege to southern Ukraine, seizes nuclear plant

Russia is surrounding and bombarding Ukraine's largest cities.

Daily Mirror

Ukrainian farmers capture £12million Russian missile system and set fire to it in field

The farmers from Bashtanka took and burned the state-of-the-art missile system worth millions after its Russian crew abandoned it in a field

The Guardian - UK

Sanctions could bar West Ham from paying CSKA Moscow for Nikola Vlasic

West Ham could be prevented from paying CSKA Moscow the next instalment of their fee for Nikola Vlasic as a result of the UK government’s sanctions against Russia

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Daily Mirror

Huge 500kg 'FAB' Russian bomb leaves giant crater near Ukraine homes

The high-explosive bomb, named an FAB-500, fell near a residential area of Kharkiv - leaving a huge funnel shaped crater un the ground, days after it was reported Russia had used deadly vacuum bombs

ABC News

Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete as 'neutrals' at 2022 Paralympics

As the sporting world continues to impose sanctions on Russian and Belarusian athletes, Paralympics bosses make a final call on whether athletes from those countries can compete in Beijing.

Evening Standard

EU approves new sanctions against Belarus over its support of Russia invasion of Ukraine

The EU on Wednesday approved new sanctions against Belarus for supporting Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

Chronicle Live

Durham County Council cuts ties with Russian city in show of solidarity with Ukraine

Durham County Council had previously said it would keep its twinning arrangements with Kostroma "under review" amid the ongoing invasion of Ukraine

Daily Mirror

John Lewis, Sainsbury's, H&M and 25 more firms that have cut ties with Russiain past week

British Gas, Morrisons and PayPal are just some of the huge companies suspended ties with Russia in an act of solidarity against Vladimir Putin's war on Ukraine

Reuters

India asks its students to leave Ukraine's Kharkiv based on Russian inputs

India’s foreign ministry on Wednesday issued an advisory to Indian students to urgently leave the northeastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv based on information received from Russia, an official said.

Wales Online

Starmer pushes for Abramovich and former Russian deputy PM sanctions during PMQs

The Labour leader said more action was needed

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